This is an interesting concept.

It looks kinda funny though, I think I had a GI Joe toy like this when I was a kid

The futuristic flying car that's a helicopter and a plane?
It looks as if it's more for domestic use I've heard rumours that they are making remote controlled flying saucers with a video camera a sort of unmanned and ready to destroy anything without putting people's lives at risk mind you I have not seen any photos or diagrams but I have unseen drawings and diagrams of UFO is made by the Nazis 60 years ago. I don't always believe what I read in the newspapers the futuristic flying car looks something good for a film or weird cartoon animation characters and please remember to search for information on the Nazis made Ufos.

This doesn't seem like a very practical invention considering the problem of both needing to be an armored vehicle they are getting around in... But also fully capable of flight.

Hummmm, would it require a seperate powerplant for flight? It wold also require a rear rotor to remain stable. Thhis vehicle would be extremely vulnerable during take-off and landing. It would also be very heavy, even with composite armour.

I, for one, would not like to be on board one of these as it tries to take off during an ambush. Certainly, if I wanted to take this out, I would stage a ambush, wait for it to deploy for flight mode and concentrate my heavy fire into the rear stabiliser and bring it down.

Originally posted by TheLoneArcher
Hummmm, would it require a seperate powerplant for flight? It wold also require a rear rotor to remain stable. Thhis vehicle would be extremely vulnerable during take-off and landing. It would also be very heavy, even with composite armour.

I, for one, would not like to be on board one of these as it tries to take off during an ambush. Certainly, if I wanted to take this out, I would stage a ambush, wait for it to deploy for flight mode and concentrate my heavy fire into the rear stabiliser and bring it down.

Where's your sense of adventure man!
Don't be afraid of the unknown

On a serious note I will say that it's high time the civilian sector made moves on flying vehicles than have to rely on the military sector all the time for the 'trickle-down' effect.